Could Humanity Survive Catastrophe? AVOIDING APOCALYPSE Explores the Possibilities.

How will humanity survive in a world that is over-exploited, over-populated, and ravaged by human activity? How would society fare in a catastrophic event like the ones that decimated millions of species in the past? And how will Canada, in particular, be affected? AVOIDING APOCALYPSEoffers answers to these questions, and shows how humankind can survive the threatening dangers. This six-episode series estimates the risk, effects on humanity, and probability of worst-case scenarios; and reveals how science and technology will help society avoid – or at least learn to live with – the worst.

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Scientific research for nearly a century show that what we commonly refer to as intuition is a human being much greater than we imagined capacity. Human perceptions are they really limitless? Can we really see from a distance? The man is in a position to foresee future events? experts “Remote Viewing” – technique developed to better exploit our sixth sense – Stephan Schwartz and Alexis Champion reveal unsuspected capacities of consciousness.

View clips here from the INREES Conference with Stephan A. Schwartz and Alexis Champion held March 19, 2013

Part One: STEPHAN SCHWARTZ ON WHIDBEY — Overview

Part Two: A VISION FOR WHIDBEY ISLAND

This is Part Two of a talk by Stephan A. Schwartz where he offers a positive vision for Whidbey Island in the 21st Century. The piece on Ben Franklin’s role in American history is fascinating. Will we choose a life-affirming path to a just and sustainable future, or a coercive path to a dystopian state?